HeyJaredThe Intersect of Tech and Art
Curious about how technology and art collide, spark, and sometimes totally confuse each other? The Intersect of Tech and Art is your backstage pass to the wild, weird, and wonderful world where digital innovation meets creative expression.Created by Juergen Berkessel—a…
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The Stupidest Way Is Sometimes the Best Way (opens the original)
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The companion podcast to Issue No.88 of The Intersect, with a twist: this time the curator, Juergen, is the one being interviewed rather than discussed. He answers for a title he has to defend, and for the question underneath it: when machines can make anything in seconds, why would anyone choose the hardest, silliest path on purpose? A conversation about stubbornness, craft, and whether all of this is charming or quietly poignant.
Artists on the Architecture of After 9/11 (opens the original)
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The companion podcast to Issue No.87 of The Intersect, in a different shape this time: rather than the usual two-host conversation, the host interviews the curator, who speaks in his own voice about the issue and his own experience. The animating question: once images stopped describing the world and started acting on it, what are we actually still looking at, and can art make those tools tell the truth again? Forward-pointing and candid, it sends you back to the newsletter for the full picture.
Built to Last, Designed to Vanish (opens the original)
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The companion podcast to Issue No.86 of The Intersect. Chelsea and Georgia wrestle with a quietly unsettling question: when did our digital work become more fragile than a photographer's glass plate, and is the infrastructure we've handed artists even capable of saving it? A conversation about permanence as a choice you design, not a promise the cloud keeps for you.
Prove You're Human (And Dumb It Down to Do It) (opens the original)
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The companion podcast to Issue No.85 of The Intersect. Chelsea and Georgia sit with an uncomfortable inversion: human work now has to prove it's human while machine-made content walks in unquestioned. When did proving you wrote something start to mean making it worse, and what happens to the honest writer who tells the truth and still gets flagged? Come think it through with us rather than read the recap.
Already Somewhere Else (opens the original)
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The companion podcast to Issue No.84 of The Intersect. While an auction house spends a whole summit guessing what newly-minted tech billionaires might hang on their walls, Chelsea and Georgia sit with a sharper question: what happens when artists take the industry's own tools and point them somewhere the industry never intended? A conversation about who's really studying whom.
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